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Crash in bunchkaufman test with LLVM 3.9.1 #19797
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very likely duplicate of #19792 |
closing as dup |
Has this been reported upstream? We either need to fix this on our side or patch it in LLVM |
I'd like to report it upstream, but automated account creation is suspended on their Bugzilla, and they haven't replied to my e-mail yet. If you want to do it for me, here is my cpuinfo; the problem is simply that the |
Can you check if:
is enough? |
Yes, that works for my CPU, and that sounds like the obvious thing to do. (Just curious: isn't anybody around here using a desktop Skylake CPU (without AVX512)? I would have thought it would be relatively common.) |
Surprisingly skylake is split into two normal Skylake and Skylake Xeon (which is a server variant that supports AVX512) your CPU uses the model I'd normally used by skx |
Ok opened a revision with LLVM https://reviews.llvm.org/D28221 @Keno, @yuyichao can you take a look so that we might add this before v0.6? |
seems fine to carry now? I can add it to #19810 |
Yes, fine to carry |
oops, looks like you changed the skylake avx512 patch again for some upstream review after I committed it here. we can adjust it to match the final upstream version whenever that happens. |
Nothing to worry about the gist of it is still the same. The patch just
landed upstream.
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oops, looks like you changed the skylake avx512 patch again for some
upstream review after I committed it here. we can adjust it to match the
final upstream version whenever that happens.
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I get this crash locally since we moved to LLVM 3.9.1. It doesn't appear if I switch back to 3.7.1.
(Note that LLVM 3.9.1 incorrectly detects my CPU as
skylake-avx512
, while it only supports AVX2. Doesn't look like the cause of the crash, though, since fixing the CPU family and rebuilding LLVM and Julia doesn't fix it.)gdb backtrace:
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